Of respondents, 47% used a physical OMNY card at least some of the time, and 58% used a digital wallet/phone, the study found ...

Since 2005, the cost of a MetroCard has jumped by 50 percent. The new prices would go into effect on March 19. And because of the 2009 budget deal, another fare hike is coming in 2019.

Your MetroCard is not going up 15 percent — at least not anytime in the near future. The MTA said Monday that it would have to raise fares 15 percent if it decided to plug the $15 billion hole ...

The MTA’s new MetroCard prices will go into effect on Sunday, March 19th. Though the fare for a single ride will remain $2.75, weekly and monthly MetroCards will both see increases.

Beware the new fares. MetroCard price changes that wereapproved in January went into effect Sunday. The price of a subway ride remains the same $2.75, but the bonus on purchases of $5.50 and over ...

A survey of transit riders found that a majority have had issues with New York’s new tap-and-go system, months before its ...

The approved fare increase will affect unlimited MetroCards as well: the price of a weekly card will increase from $30 to $31, and a monthly card is now going to cost $116.50, up from $112.

Unlimited Metrocard fares go up near the end of the month (Sunday, February 27), and the MTA is giving riders a grace period with cards bought at pre-2005 fare hike prices. But not too much of a ...

Let's break the options down: The 30-day MetroCard's cost of $127 is the equivalent of ~46.2 single-swipes, so if you only ride the subway 46 times in 30 days, then single swipes are a better deal ...

The tap-and-go payment method is replacing the MetroCard. Straphangers cite some glitches, and a watchdog says the design ...

With MetroCard prices always on the rise, a transit group on Sunday called on the city to give struggling New Yorkers a break to ride subways and buses. The Riders Alliance, joined by city Controll… ...

The MetroCard Derailed the Price of a Slice—at Least That’s One Theory The MTA voted against raising the base subway rate, but that may mean little when it comes to what’s in store for a ...